The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1887-10-19

boxes, tables, ETC.. to the fact that they can get
them polished in first class style by applying to
Jesse L. Alcorn. No. 50.
Miss Jessie c. Chambers. city; Mrs. r. A. Cam.
ahan, st. Peter; e. X. Barnes, Lansing, Mich.
and c. J. Drscoll Denver. Col, we're among the
several parties who visited the prison Friday.
winding up their tour of inspection at the lbrar4
Warden Stordock arrived here from Rothsay
yesterday morning to attend the investigation but
returned in the evening, the illness of Mrs. Sror
dock requiring his presence. He will return to
saltwater next Monday if the condition Of Mrs. s.
will permit.
There is a chance for the glazier to do little
missionary work on the window opposite 10
There are three panes Of glass missing, and the
gentle zephyrs which watt their way cell-ward
interfere with the nightly devotions of the occu'
pant of "70.''
H. w. Fountain St. Paul; Alice Francis
Lake City; Miss Lou NJ. Hopkins. Spring Lake.
Mich; Miss Kate Johnson, Mrs. J. A. Johnson
city. and w. r. Stedman. Minneapolis, formed one
of the numerous parties who called at THE MIR.
ROR Office Saturday.
it raned almost necessarily, the afternoon mail
failed to connect. and everything seemed to con.
spire with the elements in casting a gloom over
usually cheerful population.
Mrs. j. S. Anderson returned Friday from
Cincinnati, accompanied by her daughter, Miss
Ella, who has been attending the musical conserva
tory at that place. She obliged to relinquish
her studies on account of ill-health.
Judge H. r. Wells, Preston, Gen. c. H. Berry
Winona, d. G. Bell, Minneapolis and Secretary
II. H. Hart. st. Paul, members of the investiga
ting committee, arrived at the prison Monday
The committee adjourned at nom yesterday
Inspector J. F. Norrish was present Monday.
~. s." wishes to return thanks to Sheriff Mark
ham of Aitkn, for large basket oflucious grapes
and one OF apples peaches, pears. etc, received
Saturday. The editor had generous sample, as
did also several other of Franks acqualntances
and there was no need to call in the doctor Sun
day. as he at first conjectured there would be-
Notwithstanding the nclemency of the wealth
err, quite large number of citizens attended
chapel services Sunday, among whom were Mrs
Capt. Young, Mrs. Merrill, Miss Josie Westby, Miss
Euphie NJ. Austin. city; Mr.. and Mrs. Abbott
Minneapolis; Revs. Pollock. Mankato. T. Camp
bell LeSueur, Bingland and wife. Duluth. and
]. NJ. Patterson. Minneapolis.
MIR. Cooper, of "75" solcits the orders of al
those wishing fretsawing, an ything in that line
and will guarantee as good work and as low price:
IS any other 'artist' in the prison. He has now
on hand, and will keep in stock, fine line Of
box panels, in the various hard woods, ready fol
veneerng. which he will sell for the lowest posi-
BILE prices for cash. Give him a CALL
A c. Hospes, surveyor general of logs for the
saltwater district, accompanied by Ed. U. Gees
man and Geo. w. Marchant of Minneapolis, paid
THE MIRROR Office call last Friday. Mr.
Geesman is an old typo, and the editor felt like
putting on SUBJ and making the round.
with him. but as there are no U. Ps. lying around
here, and rs THE MIRROR is strictly Union, we
were forced to fOrego the pleasure
Andrew Johnson, one OF the unfortunate in
m ates Of this prison, would be glad to receive
tidings of his two sons, Nels Peter Anderson aged
has not heard from in two years. If this should
meet their eyes. if any one knowing their where
abouts would communicated the same to him here
they would confer a great favor on the father, as
he is very anxious to know of their whereabouts.
We aim to give satisfaction in prices and in
quality of goods. in all departments of our bust.
ness and can. with pride, refer all strangers to
our customers since 1856. We desire, through the
columns of THE MIRROR to call the publcs' atten.
ton to our stock, ut all times new, modern and
by far the largest in the ST. Crox Valley of drugs
family medicines. lumbermen's drug supplies,
paints, varnishes brushes. and beautiful parlor
AID hanging lamps Crandall 4 Barclay.
After services Sunday, and when the female
inmates were leaving the chapel, two three OF
the visitors who honored Us with their presence
let their curiosity get the better of their good
breeding and involuntarily stood on their feet
so as to get better view of the departing prison
ers We regret to be compelled to mention this